The circus performer and his friendly cast full of furry and feathered friends stopped through Huntsville Tuesday evening, performing at Merrimack Hall.

Popovich showed off his award-winning juggling tricks and the "Famous Jumping Boys" offered up a few moves, but the animals were definitely the stars of the evening, acting out various rolls throughout the show.

There were fire fighting K-9's rescuing cats and a parrot from a burning building, a dog receptionist, dancing Dachshunds and twirling ducks.

And not to mention the fancy felines who are "trained" unlike the ordinary house cat. Despite their independent nature, these cats followed their cues throughout the entire "Cat Skills" show.

According to Popovich, he doesn't believe that he necessarily "trains" each animal. Instead, he teaches the animals to perform onstage by allowing them to show off their individual personalities and talents.

But what makes this comedy pet theater even more unique is that fact that Popovich adopts the stars of his show, visiting adoption shelters all across the country and providing a home as well as a better--and more exciting--life to animals in need.

Popovich has been featured in various publications and TV shows across the United States including People Magazine, New York Times Magazine, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno and Thirty Seconds to Fame. He was also a finalist on America's Got Talent.